Kampala Traders Keep Shops Shuttered, Demand Meeting with President
Traders in Kampala and other parts of the city have taken a bold stand by keeping their shops closed until […]
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Kwibuka 30: Midwest Diaspora Commemorates 1994 Genocide Against Tutsi
The Midwest American Diaspora recently gathered to honor the memory of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Col Raoul Bazatoha,
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Somali Pirates Release MV Abdullah After $5 Million Ransom Paid
Somali pirates have released the hijacked ship MV Abdullah after receiving a $5 million ransom from its Bangladeshi owners. The
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South Sudanese Fear Missing Elections Due to Lack of National ID Cards
Juba, South Sudan — Since gaining independence in 2011, South Sudan has been on a journey to build itself up
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Nigerian Doctor Suspended for Hospital Toilet Sex: Tribunal Decision
Nigerian Doctor Suspended for Having Sex with Patient in UK Hospital A Nigerian doctor, Ewere Onyekpe, has been suspended for
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French National Arrested in Marrakech for Homicide and Drug Trafficking
Marrakech police have made a significant arrest, capturing a 35-year-old French national wanted for serious crimes including deliberate homicide and
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PM Ferry Assistant Captain Remanded for Alleged Murder of Osman Sesay
Alimamy Sesay, a 50-year-old assistant captain at the PM Ferry, found himself in a dire situation on Thursday, April 4th,
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Zambian Authorities Must Uphold Freedoms of Association and Expression
Zambian Police Summon Catholic Priest for Questioning Over Sermon In a concerning turn of events, Zambian police have summoned Catholic
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Rwanda’s President Kagame Reflects on Genocide Anniversary: Unity, Progress, and the Power of Humanity
Rwanda’s President, Paul Kagame, recently delivered a poignant message as the nation marked the 30th anniversary of the genocide that
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Addressing High Visa Denial Rates for African Students in the US
Education and immigration advocates are raising concerns about the high denial rates African students face when applying for visas to